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A good partner for an S300 62/65/12? (compound turbos)

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Old 12-03-2009, 04:53 PM
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A good partner for an S300 62/65/12? (compound turbos)

Hi guys,

I was kicking around the idea of going to compounds someday. I have an S300 62/65/12 on the way that will be the turbo for my single setup, until (if) I go to 2 turbos. What big turbo would complement it well?

Shooting for 450 whp (with twins)

Where's a good place to buy just the manifold and piping required?

I didn't search too much, kind of looked at the HT3B, but was wondering if there are other choices available.

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As long as your exhaust manifold isn't shrunk beyond use, keep it and just port match it and flip it over. There isn't going to be anything bolt up, it's all custom fabbed. Get your schedule 40 iron pipe for the hotpipe at a local plumbing shop or the like. Same goes for the exhaust tubing for the cold pipe and intercooler piping, or get it from an exhaust shop. If you can't cut, weld and fabricate, it's gonna be tough or very expensive to build twins.

Oh and an s400 or ht3b should pair well.
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hey bill i was at schied 2yr ago and i was talking to ya when you put up i believe it was 425 on the dyno trailer...that is such a sleeper truck
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PDR makes a kit hx35/ht3b, but its like $4000
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IMO anything under a 62/65 is going to be under driven and you're not going to like the results. IMO, if you want twins your going to be better off with a 35 over a smaller bottom turbo. Maybe and hx60 which is a newer ht3b. I think you're going to be better off and happier in the long run with a single turbo. A 62/65/14 should more then support the 450 RWHP your after. I've run a few differant sets of twins. They're fun to begin with but after a while there's a lot to be said for the simplesity of a single.
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S400 has my vote.
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I'll be running an s475 under mine once mr taxman comes along.
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Originally Posted by 95ram
IMO anything under a 62/65 is going to be under driven and you're not going to like the results. IMO, if you want twins your going to be better off with a 35 over a smaller bottom turbo. Maybe and hx60 which is a newer ht3b. I think you're going to be better off and happier in the long run with a single turbo. A 62/65/14 should more then support the 450 RWHP your after. I've run a few differant sets of twins. They're fun to begin with but after a while there's a lot to be said for the simplesity of a single.
hmmm... well I was also thinking of using my HE351 with an HT3B or HX60.
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shrunk beyond use
what?
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The manifold shrinks after years of heating and cooling cycles. sometimes the far ends (the "ears") of it will break off.
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Use the he351. Its capable in a twin setup of making more power then the ve can make. Save your money in my opinion.
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Originally Posted by sdubfid
Use the he351. Its capable in a twin setup of making more power then the ve can make. Save your money in my opinion.

So, you say do the 351 as the small turbo and the 62/65/12 as the big turbo?

I know the HE351 does great up to about 35 psi, then the HT3B would start to come into its map for 35+?

I could always sell the S300, cause I've tried to buy used ones before..
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I would go with the 351 and s400 A friend put a 351 over a gt4202 and wow very fast spool and loads of top end.
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The manifold shrinks after years of heating and cooling cycles. sometimes the far ends (the "ears") of it will break off.
Wow that's crazy. Metals are cool. Starting my minor in metals next semester.


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